05/06/2026
Boilers can still cause issues even during the summer.
A few possible causes include...
Your boiler being 'off'.
- Boilers are designed to be left on, switching them off can cause certain parts to seize up, pipes can become blocked and can even cause corrosion in certain cases.
Hidden faults.
- If you are not paying attention to your boiler during the warmer seasons, hidden faults could cause issues later on. Seized pumps and valves, pressure drops and leaks, sludge accumulation, and pipe issues.
Overdue servicing.
- Summertime is actually the best time for boiler servicing. Easier scheduling and the guarantee that you will not be without heating during cold weather.
Pressure issues.
- Boilers are highly likely to break in the summer if they have pressure issues because the long period of inactivity during warm months allows small, existing leaks or component faults to cause the pressure to drop to critically low levels, causing the boiler to lock out and stop working.
Book in with us now to prevent issues later down the line.